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The Enclave

300 E 52nd St

140 Nassau St

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306 E 52nd St

304 E 52nd St

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730 Eighth Ave

274 Water St

979 Second Ave

233 W 46th St

277 Water St

The Bindery

Hunter College

270 Water St

Co-Op

323 E 52nd St

325 E 52nd St

243 E 52nd St

315 E 52nd St

986 2nd Ave

Lightsquare Condominium

313 E 52nd St

347 E 52nd St

Residences at The Beekman

309 E 52nd St

245 E 52nd St

945 First Ave

The Captain Rose House

331 E 52nd St

357 W 43rd St

249 E 52nd St

The Campanile

247 E 52nd St

311 E 52nd St

349 East 52nd Street

119 Nassau St

354 W 44th St

265 Water St

329 E 52nd St

327 E 52nd St

Pace University Residence Hall

339 W 44th St

248 Front St

250 W 47th St

165 William St
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